Wayne Rooney and Derby suffer yet another blow as talented teenager set for exit

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It never rains, but it pours for Derby County.

The beleaguered Championship side had a wretched January transfer window which saw them lose a clutch of players from their already reduced squad.

They also saw two talented youngsters in Dylan Williams and Luke Plange secure big moves to Premier League sides Chelsea and Crystal Palace respectively.

The only bright spot for boss Wayne Rooney was that he was able to ensure Plange remains at Pride Park on loan for the remainder of the campaign.

But now a further blow has come with yet another of Derby's young assets snapped up by a top flight side.

Teenage Northern Ireland striker Omari Kellyman is reportedly heading for Aston Villa.

The Sun say that the Rams' administrators Quantuma have accepted a bid of £600,000 for the 16-year-old.

The deal can be done now, outside of the window, as Kellyman is a youth player and not subject to the senior transfer window rules and regulations.

Even though Derby have received a six-figure fee, it will do little to alter Rooney's outlook. Earlier this week the former England captain blasted clubs for taking advantage of County's perilous position.

Rooney said: "Some people might look at it and say, it's young players that (have) gone out, but we've been relying on young players all season, so it's a big hit for us.

"Ideally I'd have wanted Luke